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Prompt: Two Lacan-haters are having a love affair, fictionalize! They talk about Lacanian mottos: “The woman does not exist.” “There is no big Other.” “Sexual relationship is impossible.” “Do not compromise your desire.” etc.

In a dimly lit loft apartment, Sarah and Alex, two fervent Lacan-haters, sat entwined on a worn leather couch. Their love affair was fueled by their shared disdain for Lacanian mottos.

Sarah, her fingers gently tracing Alex’s jawline, whispered with a hint of rebellion, “You know, Alex, Lacan’s assertion that ‘The woman does not exist’ is absurd. It’s as if he’s denying our individuality.”

Alex, his hand resting on her thigh, nodded in agreement. “Absolutely, Sarah. And ‘There is no big Other’ feels like an excuse for avoiding responsibility and accountability in relationships. It’s maddening.”

Their fiery conversation continued. “Sexual relationship is impossible,” Sarah scoffed, her voice laced with irony. “It’s almost comical how Lacan reduces the complexity of human connections to a mere impossibility.”

Alex chuckled softly. “And ‘Do not compromise your desire’ is just impractical advice in the real world. We compromise all the time, don’t we?”

Their laughter faded as their lips met in a passionate kiss. In the rebellion against Lacan’s cryptic doctrines, Sarah and Alex discovered their own intimate truth, forging a love that defied the very principles they despised.